What Types Of Industrial Connection Products Are There?
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Classification by appearance:
Circular connector: The basic structure is circular and has a circular mating surface.
Rectangular connector: The basic structure is rectangular and has a rectangular or trapezoidal mating surface.
Classification by use:
Power connector: Used for power connection of electrical equipment.
Signal connector: Used for signal transmission.
Data connector: Used for data transmission.
High-voltage connector: Used for connection under high-voltage environment.
Automotive connector: Used for automotive electronic systems.
Fiber optic connector: Used for fiber optic communication.
Classification by contact termination form:
Crimp connector: Fix the contact by crimping.
Welding connector: Fix the contact by welding.
Wrap-around connector: Fix the contact by wrapping.
Surface mount connector: Applicable to surface mount technology.
Classification by fixing method:
Fixed connector: Passive connector installed on a panel or base.
Free-end connector: An active connector with a connecting nut or other locking device that matches the fixed-end electrical connector.
Classification by the connection method between the plug and the socket:
Bayonet connector: A connector with a curved groove and a bayonet connection structure that is locked by a small amount of rotation.
Direct plug connector: A connector with a push-pull connection structure that is directly plugged in by push force.
Card-lock connector: A connector with a card lock and a three-head threaded connection structure that is locked by 90° rotation.
Threaded connector: A connector with a threaded structure that is screwed in by rotation.
Automatic connection connector: A connector with an automatic guide and feed structure that is connected by direct plugging or screwing.
These classification methods help users choose the right industrial connector according to their specific needs, ensuring its stability and reliability in various industrial environments.
